The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1887-04-14
RaVenna Markets.
Buyers Prices.

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OATS Observation-Disclosures. 30
HAY. per ton Observation-Disclosures. s1o@sl
POTATOES, per bu u......... So
APPLES Neutrality-suspicious.. s0ta60
BUTTER, per ID. Observation-Disclosures. 1920
LARD ..-----.-.--------- j.
EGGS, per doz ........,. To-
CHICKEFs, per Id live. eaoc dressed sc@1t
BEEF. per cwt. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $6&S
PORK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $55O@st
WOOD. stove. per cor,i. ....-..---.--. 81 ,5o2s.
Our dry goods houses now close at
8, instead of o'clock.
The buds are starting.
Wheat needs good warm rain.
The roads are in first class condition
Awnings are necessary these bright
days.
Barefooted boys attest the fact that
Spring is here
The grass begins to look quite green
and fresh.
Farmers are turning over the soil al
a lively rate.
A very brilliant meteor was noticed
about $50 O'Clock Sunday evening.
Measles are prevailing to some ex'
tent in this place and vicinity.
E stsr Sunday was observed in al
Churches by appropriate services.
The place to find pretty Wall Paper
and to buy cheap. is at Mrs. E. A
Scriptures.
Mrs. Helen Palmer is confined to
her bed with a severe attack of the
measles.
The notes of the frog and organ:
grinder blend with the other songsters
of spring.
Hustle the road scraper, Foley, and
smooth the rough ways of some of oul
thoroughfares.
Mr.. L. D. Brown, of Nelson, and
Mr.. Frank Mills, of Hiram, were in
town Saturday.
w. A. Lacey, of Cleveland, was the
guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
G. Lacey, over Sunday.
Already there is demand for the
street sprinkler, and it commenced its
work Wednesday morning.
The new plate glass front is being
placed in w. D. Durham's 8 store room
1t will be marked improvement.
J. R. LaDu returned from Marion
on Tuesday morning, after week.
visit with relatives and friends.
A stone culvert is being put in on
Central Avenue, in place of the old
one, which gave away last week.
VanNess has his new soda fountain
in operation, and furnishes delicious
drink for warm days. Try it.
There were four members added to
ChO OCulNClSdiSI y ShuACh Aast 'ouhAdS
This society is steadily increasing in
growth and strength.
Alex. Fletcher has returned form
New York, where he has been taking
course of LECTURES in veterinary sur
gerry.
Genuine Chimes Tea, made by rea
ChiIamen, and served in Chines'
tea, pots, at the NJ. E. Church, thii
evening.
If you want to learn to eat will
Chop-sticks, alice samee Chinaman
go to the supper and entertainment a
the M. r. Church this evening.
There is talk of the Alpaca Mill
being removed from Kent to Oleve
land, provided the latter place otter
sufficient inducement.
The Assessors met at the Auditor
Office on Monday for the purpose G
receiving their instructions and blank
and they are now on the war path.
The contractors commenced drillin
on the farm of John Kirk about tw
miles northwest of town, "Wednesday
for natural gas.
The general removal of street an
line fences greatly improves the az
pearance of the lawns and streets i
some parts of the city.
A. B. Seymour has been secured t
continue the leadership of the Grac
Church choir-a position which h,
has most accsPtably filled the pas
year.
Judge Gilmer came over from Wal
rem on Saturday and held Court durin
the day, for the purpose of completin
business left over from last term {
Court, confirming SheIiff7s sales, 81
Willis Strickland, Esq. who ha
been confined to his home for som
time by neuralgia and other ailment.
has nearly recovered his usual healt
and vigor, which for man of 81,
remarkable.
Last Wednesday Mr.. James Kinne
while at work in his grocery, W.
taken with a sudden faintr ess, an
fell, striking against some object
such a manner as to black both b
eyes.
On Thursday afternoon last, Mr.
Bernard Kinney in going to the cell
at the family residence, caught b
, foot in some manner and fell, strikir
D her side on the edge of a pail, fractu
ing one of her ribs.
A gentleman was recently heard
inquire if real estate in Ravenna W
> steadily depreciating in value. II
question can be very quickly answer
with one word. No! Wait till ,
find natural gas and we will be able
--i.-l-4Naa those enguiring.
Orlando Wilcox, Esq of Cuyaho
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